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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10
FoR CHR1srxAs Pnrsrsra
sEATON PERRY.
Successor to PYx1Y 4 BHorHn.

SEATON PERRY.
Successor 10 Pxn1Y BRorHnJ
sIE FRoM .a SEAL AZ .. FLUSH sAcouEs. RANGING
xrW SAS SkkTs FKSN sfS ~ f5S $50 n.
FUR kSD sATIN-LINED sICIIENNE CIRCU-
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED BLACK JERSEYS.
AL SIZES. FROM $3.50 TO %.
mhESGH BR0CHE sHAWLS; SCOTCH MAUDS
IM9 IRON q TO ais BEING HALF THE
BoSSETs. aUfSEf's, poNsoN's, AND scHRGD.
Frs BLACK silks IN ALL THE BEST
WEAVEs. RANGING FROM 75G TO $3.50 PER
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS BENaALINEs.
fAlLLE FRANCAIsE, SATIN DUCHEssE,
kHADAMEs, AND sURAHs. IN BLACK, WHITE,
A mp AL C0L0Rs, FOR STREET AND HOUSE
Lyons PURE siLK vELvETs IN BLACK. AND
C0LORS. RANGING FROM "a TO 90.
NEW EVENING GAUZES AND ILLUSIONS.
NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
NEW BLAGK AND coLoRED MORE FRANCHISE
TREFOgSSE AND PEkINOTs KID GLOVES.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND SILK
HANDKERCHIEFs AND MUFFLERS.
NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND SILVER MOUNTED
SILK UMBRELLAS.
~PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th st.
Established 1S4O. dlO
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The week closes, In trade circles, with an en-
couragng showing for legitimate enterprises, but
the same feverish condition OF the various specu-
latiye markets. The record OF financial disasters
Is better than that OF the corresponding week last
year BY nearly ten per cent. The Imports and ex-
ports tor the week show no decided balance on
either side and the purchase and sale OF American
securities on the foreign exchanges have kept
about even The wild real estate boom In the
West and southwest has already met, in many
places. with the decided check predicted for IT,
When this oppressive factor shall have been elni-
mated from the situation the conditions seem
favorable To a good business season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10

The Secretary OF War, in that part OF his report
which relates 10 the river 'front.' calls the attention
Of Congress 20 the desirabty OF definite action in
reference 70 the rebuilding OF the Long Bridge He
says that the bridge Is serious obstruction to the
now OF water beneath IL, viii eventually cause a
deposit OF sediment in the river above and should
be rebuilt in accordance with proper plans Con-
gress In considering the matter Of change OF rail-
road routes In the city which Will give the b. and O.
road southern connections and a track over the
Long Bridge Will naturally bear In mind in that
connection the recommendation OF the Secretary
OF War In respect TO the bridge. An excellen: op-
portunty will be offered to rid the city of the dis
advantages and threatened dangers OF the present
structure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10

There Is one republican In the State Of Ohio who
Is probably well pleased that the national conyen
tion next year Is not TO come 70 Cincinnati Too
strong local boom for sherman would mean small
pickinss for Foraker. And, then. about Chicago
clusters the tradition OF the celebrated Sherman
Garneid Incident, whereby the cleyerest orator In
the convention became It's candidate for President
although entering the body originally as the
lieutenant OF another, and Gov. Foraker Is bril-
liant stump speaker
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In another column TBK STAR shows the number
OF street crossings at grade by railroads In the CITY
the disasters from such crossings in the past, and
the great and growing dangers from them. Rail-
ROAD RACKS al grade are UNIT for the great modern
CITY. An uneompromising war should be waged
against them until they are sunk or elevated
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WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP.
Corner 18th and + SITS. q. W

SILK HosrERr FoR G1rrs.
We invite attention to our superb stock Of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
FINE SILK HOSIERY,
Secured expressly for the Christmas trade.
Ladies fine quality Silk Plated Hose. with
cream silk soles, in garnet, seal, navy. gray,
ONLY sl.25 PER PAIR.
Specialize dozen pairs Ladies' fine quality
Black Silk plated Hose. heel and toe tipped In
ONLY 75c PER PAIR
Equal to any quality we have ever sold at this
pfIls ladies' Pure silk Hose, extra long. double
heel and toe plain and silk clicked: shades:
Pink, Light Blue, Cream, Nile. Salmon, Car
dinal. Gold, Light Green, Cadet, Gendarme,
Straw, Bronze, Olive Lavender, and Black.
Only 81. so AND $3.50 PER PAIR
SUPERB LINE
LADIES' BLACK PURE SILK HOSIERY,
10 different qualities. Excellent values All
sizes and lengths. 81 80. e. $50. IS. $50,
81, 1928, and $3.50. With lace ankles, 50
CHfLDRENs SILK HOSIERY.
Elegant line choice qualities at low pricea
Ribbed and plain styles. In Black and colors.
Fine quality of Isle Thread in q large variety
of vertical and fancy stripes boot patterns en-
broidered and lace ankles. Toe 81, &L2o, and
Rosiery Dept, first floor. south srch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and r SITS NV,
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CoroRED AND BLACK AL SIX
vELyETs.

shsse purchased to great advantage lot Of
tbs above elegant goods In al the newest sh,1iss
which we OFFER Of the low price of AZ 20 uer
yard. SEXUAL value a.
Eiessnt STRIPED and BRoCADE vELvErs
% reduced prices
AsrkAKHAN CLOTHS superior quality for
Goats AZ cost silk Matteissss for closks at S3;
serth 80 Elegant Broesde Sash Ribbons q
sisSo; worth 81. the finest goods We have ever
shown Perfection Black siRx C. J. Bonnet
sue are the most reliable goods on the mar
ast French Wool Grenadines. evening shades,
S.se' worth FL Fun stock Of Brossc,othz.
n sA.aas High Novelties In More suka les.
thsa Nov York p<scss.
MN sHUsrKR soxa
3S kuck sls Psnnsyivania ave
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Sioux City jury have acquitted Arensdorf, nc
cused OF the murder OF Rev. Mr. Haddock, the pro-
hibiuonist Some one OF a half dozen plotting and
threatening liquor men shot down this courage
Gus preacher In the street. II not Arensdorf, who
did IL! The prosecution has not reached a point
where IL can afford TO stop. No young and growing
city can endure the reputation OF such subser-
viency 70 the rum power that II freely permits the
outrageous murder OF this martyr 10 a principle
10 90 unpublished.
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Wonderful TO relate, the blame for the Chats
worth disaster has been placed solely upon the
railroad The Investigating commission quantity
refnarks that the railroads 'poor financial condi-
tion does not relieve IL from responsibility. Not
by any means The inference follows thai ft "a
only the rch railroads which are able 10 relieve
themselves from responsibility in such cases
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A HINT To HusBAsps.

Apracticai present for the wife you secure Mon
day at reduced price Monday Is Dry Goods Day at the
PALAIS ROYAL. and reduced prices quoted.
Fancy Goods will be now in so much demaed that
Monday December H. will be last day prior to Christ
mas. for Special prices for any Of the following:
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3 IL L X K @ q,
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CFirst floor: rear Of storey
Dress Pattern 10 yards Black Silk warranted not to
crack shiny-a written guarantee given on de-
mand For Monday, els. So; regular price, $1S. So
Dress Pattern. 10 yards. Black Satin Nervileuse.
For Monday. S12: regular price, s145O.
Dress Pattern 16 yards Black Fsille Franchise For
Monday, 81 5: regular price, $3.50.
Dress Pattern IS yards. Colored Silk any color For
Monday. $13.92; regular price, S15.
Dress Pattern Of Green English Cloth with fancy vel
vet trimming. For Monday, 81; regular price, 60 So
Dress Pattern. Blue Cashmere with fancy velvet
trimming. For Monday. $3.50; regular price, 1915.
Dress Pattern of Plain Serge with fancy plaid trim
ming: colors, Navy. Myrtle. Brown Black. For Mon
day, 80 so; regular price, $3.50.
CIR Will be delivered to any address. at any time,
free of charge.
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There Is no longer necessity 10 aryue a. IN TIA
desiraoility OF free library ana reading room ,or
Warrington II all who appreciate the propriety
and advantages Of the project win indicate their
appreciation by subscription the library win
sOon 10 an accomplished fact
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Hol1pAr ANNOUNCEMENT.

WOODWARD 4 LOrHRoP
Cau attention 70 their complete line Of USE.
fUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. which they have gath
cred. with special care. for this seasons bust
ness In their various departments, which they
ere now enabled to display under unequAlled
advantages, in the four hoors Of their new store,
al equally well lighted and specially adapted
Tor the display Of their eooda
In previous years. In our svenue store. ve
have not been able to properly wait upon all
our customers during the holiday season. but
this year. with ave times the amount Of floor
space, each door abundantly lighted. two Otis
elevators. aud our experienced force Of en-
ployes. we hope to satisfy every demand upon
u&
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and SITS. NV
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/ HILADELpH1A STORE

PHILADELPHIA STORE
Will continue the Carpet Sale at the reduction an
nounced and viii! sell as long as they last.
Another lot of T TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS, bought
way under price. You get the benefit
Another lot of the BRASS WHISK HOLDERS and
BROOMS, at 25c. How they go!
The 24-inch INDEsTRUCTIBLE DOLL. at CSC. Don't
miss them: they won't last much longer,
DOLLS for sc. up to $3.50.
Our SOC. BROCADE SILK HANDKERCHIEF Can It
be matched.
Our 25c. WHITE HEMSTITCHED SILK HANDKER-
CHIEF can't be matched.
Our 81 GENTLEMAN'S CREAM AND WHITE SILK
MUFFLER, full size. is the best
bargain in PIANO COVERS.
choice and well-selected line of FANCY GOODS
suitable for presents but no fancy prices them.
Another lot of the SEAL MUFFS 1T $3.50.
/" 4" OPQSSUM 1853.
" -" BEAVER 35O.
(fner) 400.
BLACK so.
Eek ine)" LIS
FINE MONKEY asst.
BoAs and TRIMMINGS to match.
CARHART LKIDY,
do 92S 7th and 700 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10

Charleston, $. C., congratulates itself upon an
Increase OF population amounting to four per
cent In two years, or at the rate OF twenty per
cent between one federal census and another.
This IS a fine growth, for which the city can az
ford ,otake abundant satisfaction to itself; for it
has had great deal that is hard 70 contend with
during the period covered by the four per cent In
crease. A succession OF earthquake shocks like
those which Charleston suffered during the fail OF
last year would be enough, In most cases, to re-
duce the population by a large number. As a
matter OF fact. however. this experience seems to
have stimulated the activities OF Charleston
rather than otherwise. and brought thither a
multitude OF men from the north, without much
means, but with abundant energy. and anxious to
work for whatever pay they could get. Such &C
cessions help wonderfully to build up a COM
munity, both In population and in material
wealth; and what appeared at one time to be the
saddest OF misfOrtunes may turn out TO be a
blessing In disguise.
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ssVEs. HAVE BEEN INTERVIEWED ON MANY
subjects" said Mrs. Jenness Miller when called
upon at the publicstion Office of Dress. 253 9Th ave.
say which viii benefit women. But you may report
me rs unaltera5ly opposed to every form Of powder
paint and cosmetic All ruin the skin in time how.
aver improving their immediate effects Why the
simplest rice powder will produce unsghtls rough
ness on face and my skin is sensitive that water
unless distilled. rrates it. but do use water for
my face since having the ALTHEA. which is q perfect
complexion tonic and purifier, opening the pores and
stimulating the skin, which requires uniform treat
wrinkles first became interested in the question Of
preserving the complexion through appeals from many
women asking what to do for ugly skins, These
women belonged to the refined classes who will not
smear the face with pastes and vulgar but
wish, nevertheless, 70 look attractive To these
ALTHEA Is boon. II In the result of learned phy-
siciaDs long experience In the treatment Of the skin
and s vitaizing inyieorating wash, preserving the
skin fair and soft Many have used it with astonish
bsth it is invaluable"
Mrs Miller here produced delicate handkerchief
which she wet with the ALTHEA. saying "Try the
effect for yourself No doubt you think your own face
clean ut this moment" We certainly did but after
trial as directed were astonished TO find the snowy
fabric badly soiled Nothing more certain than that
mans origin was in dust" she said, iaushingiy and
xs Isfs deeply impressed with the merits q the
1t Agent District of Columbia. cor Oh ana / NV
T AIDES HEAVY BoUCLE JACKETS, sl,I9: REG.
ular price 24s Ladies' Bretonne Jerseys, pleat-
oiO-SV 14o and 747 9Th St. southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10

The Christian conference held its closing ses-
sions yesterday, and the great topic OF the day,
following naturally the previous consideration of
national perils and opportunities for Christian
work, was Christian cooperation. The advan-
tages the necessity and practical methods OF such
cooperation were thougntfully considered. No
more important subject has been before the con-
ference. The Evangelical Alliance itself bears
witness 10 the power for good OF cooperation in
the benefit resulting from this remarkable conven-
tiOn OF notable representatives OF different
Christian denominations 10 all who participated
IN IT, and 70 the thousands OF readers OF the papers
read and addresses delivered by our distinguished
visitors. There is division In the forces OF evil
and the forces which contend for the good, though
exhibiting varied discipline and choosing human
leaders IN different fashions or fighting guerilla
like, must unite sOlidly In the presence OF the
enemy. Jealous squabbling IN the ranks only i'm
pairs the efficiency OF the Christian army and
pOstpones its great victory.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


s1ssssr. Z ssSs ss
o.ll COT tAres days 81 sood 81 nv. ir
WANTEp-BY A GERMAN or GREAT KxPERI.
m,,hss. .s,ash 90 6ni.Sips soysrns.s shd sssps.
fa s,. children. Highest rsisrsnosS kaarss
sSgSs .n NAN sr n. .s
fSri e ~: i a..: 'f 81 s easrf hsa; s.l hs
WsSTEpzAT ffaDQu1RTERs : POSITIONS
,,s No. Sssine,rnA,ds Waitress Isundre.s
Butler. sAM'L A OooNBs' as6 b :, NV dio-2ss
WANTkD-ENeAoExEsTs FoR COOKS CHAM.
Nsr.s So.SS%s5 ss.;r sss hss ss s asna AZ city
WAxNrIrnp- sITSAr,oNs ron COOKS, HOUSE
S s.s'i ssis s.s mails and i'n. sS Ss
WANTED-A YRENcH DREssMAKER WISHES
w. snsssemsnss by the day OF week Wi tale
thoroughly sf7 Na.ssosSsas,. .s ssilIs and hiSas
WANTED by An ExPERIEScED pRFss.
,.oI %s.s. r'Ef = Sss GAY se'ns and
Mo : fas:A :'s.'aa 'stsf n ssH S:as:
wASTEp-By An ExPEKIFScFD WHITE
~. Nv MAI stustton - coschman thoronshlS I'M
poSSsas sly sf sas Isl iS SsST%ss''a Aaa.
WANTED BY A REsPrcTABLE CoLoRyp
w woman situation ~ Oook Chamtsrrnsid An a
private family: good referenoes Gall a mo lOtb -
WANrEp-PosITToN; FiRsT-cLAss COOK 70
yprsis.rsd Boz iis ,sT once pr', do tT
WANTED-srTUArIoNF oR VOTING WOMAN 10
wv tech Music, English, and 6ermsn, would assist
d AK EMRloy% cn Bureau 7i7 N st NV q.
WANTED-A sITUATioS BY A YOUNG col.
reference Address ois l. Of. NV. ds ats
WANTED-A SITUATION ny AN INTELLIGENT
w 0erman girl 20 do sewing and assist chamber
class private family. best city refercncss Addnss
Box 80. Star once. dg-ot.
WANTED-BY FfRsT-CLAss COOK, A sITuA-
w o1n - co9k one who CAD sive GOOD city refer
ence Call Of 1906 M st nv. deer
WANTED by LADY OF ABILITY AND TX.
perisnce, :itustion ss hon.skeeper IN wido~er.
IBiLiff. Star once H.''' " : '-'''''N "'0' ds s
WAN TEDDY AN EXPERIENCED WAITER
w ensasements for public waiting. Receptions. DIM
pr super snd henqusts sener~liy attended Co Adj
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE Girl.
Position lsdy's maid or chsmbermaid; Willing
70 trsysi can furnish nrstclass reference Addresa
Boa 20. City Z. o. ds-3ts
WANTfD-BY YOUNG LADY, WHO WRITES
cSn tapid iaslble hand. writing OF any kind % do
49, Star office IN n.
WANTEp = BY A wEfL-EDUCArED YOUNG
w man who speaks French. German. Italian. end
Ensnsn nuen,ly, wishes . situation Interpreter.
sn1 OF 'hs nke- Address r. wElss. 800 kdi-
WANTED-KNowNT THAT HELP on ALL KIDS
..s es sh pe had 1t south Washington Labor Bupsa
100 .tn Div. n11-.m
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" " W RRR PPP $50.
$ % ~ " t FIT + II e FRI ssss
w Z L "A p sSSS

Second floor: take elevator.)
RAGLANS-Latest London effects in check. stripe
and plaid cloths.
Monday prices. co. S14O co. s12 so
Regular prices. 90. eli. 90. SIS. 90
SEAL PLUSH COATS, all sizes For Monday. s25
regular price, S2S.
regular price, $50. Very much reduced in price be-
cause only one in stock: size, SO inches.
SEAL PLUSH DoLMAN, with lynx fur trimming
For Monday. s45; regular price, $50. Only one in
stock; size AZ inches.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS, English Broadcloth, silk
lined. all colors all sizes. For Monday, %; regular
price. $3.50.
s0 From among our many salespeople you will
notice one about your wife's SIZE II the wrap fit
the one it will the other. However we will make any
alteration or exchange should 1t be necessary
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ks1 WIDE TABLE OIL CLOTH, I5c A YARD.
C.f Heavy 2-ply Ingram Carpet, BE a yard
,,o, BLUM'S
dlO-2r 745 and TAT Sth st southeast
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WANTED--HOUSES.

NNANTED-T0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN OR
w near Washington. will give excellent Farm near
Saratoga Springs IN part payment. Address Box ia
Star Office dl0-3ts
WANTED-TO PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE;
w not less than 81, 600 $4,000, northwest
preferred. Address BUYER, Star Office. dp-3ts
WANTED-D1RECTF FROM OWNERS. IMPROVED
w and unimproved Property to sell Quick sales and
moderate commission Apply to s C. HILL. cor sth
and SITS. dew
XNANTED-FOR A CLIENT, A GOOD 3 OR 9
w room brick house. New Library, Capitol Hill
to cost from $1,000 to $4,000. Is. c. HILL. Cor. 18th
and SITS. dp-:us
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected Estates mana,ed Insurance
effected HOLLAND L THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 ST., Adjoining sun Building.
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THE WEATHER To-Monnow.

Warmer rain, followed by colder, clearer weather.
light to fresh variable winds becoming fresh to brisk
northwesterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10

The RECEPTION SEASON
Is,AT HAND.
EVERY GENTLEMAN WHO ATTENDS RECEP-
TONS NEEDS AFULL DRESS SUIT, THE mex
oRABLE LAW OF FASHION DEMANDS 1T.
NOW WHAT IS THE BEST THING TO DO. HAVE
A SUIT MADE TO ORDER AT $50 To $50, OR BUY
ONE AS NICELY GOTTEN UP CUT IN PRECISELY
THE SAME STYLE AND THAT IS IN EVERY RE-
sPECT AS GOOD. FOR $50 TO $40!
WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION AND BOAST OF
OUR $40 SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM FINE
IMPORTED BROADCLOTH. LINED WITH SATIN.
AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED. THEY CANNOT
BE DISTINGUISHED FROM FINE CUSTOM-MADE
GARMENTS. ONE GENTLEMAN MAY WEAR ONE
OF THESE SUITS, ANOTHER BY HIS SIDE MAY
HAVE oNAs75 SUIT. AND NO ONE WILL BE
ABLE TO TELL (WHICH Is WHICH"
SOME GENTLEMEN ONLY WEAR SUCH SUIT
OCCASIONALLY, AND WHAT IS THE USE OF
HAVING ONE MADE TO ORDER.
OTHERS WEAR OUT SUIT NEARLY EVERY
WINTER, AND IN THAT CASE THE DIFFERENCE
IN COST Is QUITE AN ITEM.
WITH THESE GOODS WE HAVE WHITE VESTS
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, OR BLACK TO
MATCH THE COAT.
WE HAVE THE SAME QUALITY AND MAKE OF
COATS, WITHOUT SATIN Innings, AT s35. AND
STILL CHEAPER LINE AT $50
FOR SMALL RECEPTIONS AND DINNERS THE
DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCK OR PRINCE
ALBERT" COAT Is THE PROPER THING" TO
YEAR. WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FINE GRADES
AND THINK WE CARRY THE FINEST LINES OF
THESE GOODS IN WASHINGTON
AS TO CUT AND GENERAL STYLE THEY ARE
UP TO CUSTOM-MADE GOODS MAN IS AS
HANDSOMELY DRESSED IN ONE OF THEM AS IF
he PAID FIFTY OR SEVENTY-FIvE PER CENT
MORE FOR GOODS MADE TO ORDER
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UsEou.r1xp BAReA1ss liz Towels.
We invite attention to our excellent stock of
Towels. and quote the following extraordinary
values:
1895 Monte Towels, Zoe.
2Ox36 ll-linen Huck Towels, 12kc.
l9x37 doubIe-huck Towels, 20c.
1896 knotted fringed Towels, 30.
22x40 fine huck Towels, pc.
22x42 fine bird eye Towels, pc.
22x40 knotted fringed buck Towels CSC.
22x40 knotted F. Bird-eye Towels, Poe.
22x4 ) knotted +. Damask Towels, 3lc
Two thousand dozen Towels. representing
the largest and most varied stock We have ever
shown.
Second foor.l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 11th and SITS NV.
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HoLrDAY Goons LEFT Own FnoM
LAST SEASON.

AAOAiDAY NOODS x4EFT OfER l. ROM
LAST SEASON.
They are fresh and in good condition, but we
have decided to give you bargains now and not
wait until Xmas. We need the room for NEW
GOODS daily arriving.
25c. Plush Picture Frames now 12k.
SOC. Plush Picture Frames now 25
Toe. Plush Picture Frames now 37k
s1OO Plush Picture Frames now So
sLOO Plush and Bronze PLAQUES now SO.
81 .25 Plush and Bronze PLAQUES now 62K.
81 so Plush and Bronze PLAQUES now rs.
S1.75 Plush and Bronze PLAQUES now SO.
$500 Plush and Bronze PLAQUES now $1OO
75c. whisk Broom Holders now 37h.
SSc whisk Broom Holders now A.
Sl.00 whisk broom Holders now So
75c Tambourine Match Safes now 37H.
sL25 Hammered Brass Crumb Trays now 62H.
Soc Brass Placques, hand painted, now 25.
$1.00 Brass Placques hand painted. now So
Shook Mirror Hat Racks, $3.50, now
$l2a
4-Hook Mirror Hat Racks, $3.50. now
sL75.
200 Cigar Holders and Ash Receivers
now S1.Oe.
ALSO GREAT Reduction on PLATE GLASS
Mirrors, Plush Frames.
s4.OO and $500 SILK UMBRELLAS q little
shop worn, now $500.
Call early and thereby avoid the rush.
E @. DAVIS,
do 10 MARKET SPACE, cor. sth st.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER. TWO
w handsome rooms and board In strictly private
family, in fashionable locality northwest Address
Box "a. Star office, dlo-3ts
WANTED-yANCARY I. FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w rooms, with bath, for light housekeeping; west
Of 18th st. Terms moderate Address n. o.. Star Of
hce. dlO-2ts
NVANTED - BY TWO ADULTS, WIDOW AND
w daughter two or three nnfurnished rooms In the
northwest for light Housekeeping, kitchen privi-
leges: terms reasonable Address box 80 Star office IL
w man. two or three large airy rooms in extreme
northwest quarter FURNISHED or unfinished with
without board IN modern house open hre places and
furnace heat; near F-st car line. Address. giving
price and description, CLERK. Senate p o.. city do st
w every day for furnished and unfurnished rooms
Persons having them for rent will money by
ing US Room Renting Agency, 612 9th st. nw.df Inn
WANTED-Now Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
w rent rooms; claim best facilities for renting
same. Call for information, TERMS &c. d. g. PROC
TOR 4 Son, 1226 4 ST. NV n1S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10
ELraAsr E1pEn-nowx CoMroRrs

EIreANr E1pER-Dowx CoMroRrs
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
FINE FRENCH sATTEEN-COvERED
Of fancy color1ngs, attractively quilted and
sewed with silk.
Size by 9 feet, IS each.
Size by 9 feet, % each.
Size by Q feet, $40 each.
FINE SURAH SILK-COVERED Elder
DOWN COMFORTS.
One side figured, the other plain.
Size ; by feet, &2l each.
Size by feet, S25 each.
SILK-COVERED ELDER DOWN COMFORTS
One side covered with handsomely fig red Otto
man Silk, the other plain Surah Silk fancy
quilted
ONLY &27 so EACH.
Quality considered. these prices are very low.
One of these elegant. warInth-giving Comforts
would make luxurious gift It.
(Fourth foor.)
WOODWARD LoTHROP,
Cor 18th and + SITS. NV.